Lori Gottlieb

1 week ago | flipboard.com | Lori Gottlieb

My Future Sister-in-Law Just Got Divorced. How Can I Disinvite Her to My Wedding? Ask the Therapist columnist Lori Gottlieb advises a reader whose close friend is no longer welcome at her nuptials. I’m getting married in August. Shortly after my engagement, I asked my fiancé’s brother’s wife to be a bridesmaid. During the seven years my fiancé and I have been together, I formed a …

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Lori Gottlieb

I’m getting married in August. Shortly after my engagement, I asked my fiancé’s brother’s wife to be a bridesmaid. During the seven years my fiancé and I have been together, I formed a close friendship with my future-sister-in-law and considered her to be like a sister. Unfortunately, she and my fiancé’s brother have just divorced and the split, though mutual, isn’t amicable. She immediately moved to a new city without saying goodbye. I understand this isn’t about me, but it hurt.

2 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Lori Gottlieb

Q: I am a veteran with PTSD, depression, anxiety and marital discord. The Veterans Affairs Department has been paying for me to see a therapist. At my last session, I shared with my therapist that I’d had a sexual dream about her. I did not share any specifics about the dream, and I did not say or suggest that I have a crush on her. (I do not.)Two days later, I received a phone call from her receptionist telling me that my therapist was terminating therapy with me.

3 weeks ago | myheraldreview.com | Lori Gottlieb

Q: A friend and I, both 68 years old, have known each other since high school. We’ve become closer in the last 15 years and now speak almost daily. My friend has always been less fortunate financially than me, so I have been generous and have included her in my will to make sure she is taken care of in her older age. Recently, she disclosed to me that she owns rental property that was willed to her 10 years ago by a late boyfriend, which she never told me about.

1 month ago | infobae.com | Lori Gottlieb

Therapy and RehabilitationPsychology and PsychologistsAdulteryDivorce, Separations and AnnulmentsParentingMarriagesMis amigos creen que nuestros hijos deberían saber la verdad. Mi exmarido y yo estuvimos casados 15 años. Nos separamos hace nueve años después de que él tuviera una aventura, y luego nos divorciamos. Nos esforzamos mucho por reconciliarnos, pero no pudimos, en parte porque yo sentía que él nunca asumió la responsabilidad de la aventura. Nuestros dos hijos son ahora adolescentes.